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District to hire leak-detection firm, proceed with impact-fee study while exploring sewer options
Summary
The manager said crews completed a 27x30-foot permanent patch July 9, will hire a leak-detection company to proactively locate aging leaks, and recommended proceeding with a worst-case impact-fee study while representatives of a WEMNES sewer-treatment system are scheduled to meet next week.
During the operations report, the manager described completed and planned infrastructure work: crews are replacing temporary winter patches with permanent repairs (the largest was 27 feet by 30 feet near 275 Country Club, finished July 9), and the district will hire a leak-detection company to survey older parts of the system to find and address leaks before they surface.
He also reported receiving an email from representatives of the WEMNES sewer-treatment process; a representative will visit next week. To avoid delaying the district's impact-fee study, the manager recommended proceeding on a worst-case assumption so the study can move forward and be adjusted later if state guidance allows.
Board members voiced general support for moving forward; no formal policy change or new contract was approved at the meeting.
